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My app was rejected by apple and the rejection notice says my app uses Flurry to send the mac address. From my research, this had been removed from Flurry for iOS 7+ according to this:

http://www.flurry.com/updates/bid/100883/Flurry-Support-for-iOS-7-and-iPhone-5S#.VVZ7Hcbuekh

I am targeting iOS 8 onwards. After talking to app review team, I received the following:

PLA 3.3.9

We found your app sends the user's MAC address via the Flurry SDK (http://data.flurry.com/aas.do). This can be seen in the "Request" which has the SHA1 Hash of the MAC Address "02:00:00:00:00:00." We have attached a screenshot of the specific request.

They attached this screenshot which I can't make any sense of. Looks like a screenshot from wireshark or some network sniffer.

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How should I go about fixing this as Flurry is a closed SDK?

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sudoExclaimationExclaimation
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  • This is interesting because this is a "soft" MAC address and only the hash is being sent. Apple must be looking for the hashes or a few "soft"MAC addresses. – zaph May 27 '15 at 01:52

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I would suggest that contacting Flurry support about this issue would seem the simplest option. Include the info from the Apple reviewer and see what they say. I would have thought this issue would also affect any other Flurry users, but possibly the Apple reviewers have only just started looking for the hash.

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I have contacted Flurry Today. From this answer, it looks like Flurry removed it from version 5.3.0

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